Mancini hat erklärt, warum er beschlossen hat, das Amt des Cheftrainers der saudi-arabischen Nationalmannschaft zu verlassen from

Roberto Mancini explains decision to leave Saudi Arabian role

Former Manchester City and Inter Milan boss left his role last month

He has now given his reasons for departing

Roberto Mancini has explained his decision to leave his role as head coach of the Saudi Arabian national team. The Italian left his role last month after just over three years in charge. Mancini has now revealed that he left because he wanted to return to club management. "I left Saudi Arabia because I wanted to go back to club management," Mancini told Sky Sport Italia. "I had a great experience in Saudi Arabia, but I felt it was time to move on. "I want to thank the Saudi Arabian Football Federation for the opportunity to coach their national team. I wish them all the best in the future." Mancini took over as Saudi Arabia coach in May 2019. He led the team to victory in the 2019 Gulf Cup of Nations and qualification for the 2022 World Cup. However, Saudi Arabia were knocked out of the World Cup in the group stage. Mancini has been linked with a number of clubs since leaving Saudi Arabia, including Everton and West Ham United. However, he is yet to find a new club. Mancini is one of the most experienced and successful coaches in world football. He has won league titles in Italy, England and Turkey. He has also won the FA Cup, the Coppa Italia and the Turkish Cup. Mancini is likely to be in high demand when he does decide to return to club management.